Monday, October 21, 2013

ALEX AURORA OF FANBOX DEFRAUDS MEMBERS TO FINANCE HER EXPENSIVE HOLIDAY TRIPS


Alex Aurora involves in internet frauds and scams


Alex Aurora


The world is becoming harder and harder financially. Many have designed ways and means to get easy money from people who easily succumbed to scams and frauds. One of such social websites, well-orchestrated, siphoning hundreds of dollars from innocent people, is Fanbox. www.fanbox.com.  


Fanbox has been successful in tricking members into joining the site and sending e-mails of false earnings, but no one has ever claimed of received any earnings. One of the females who claims to be a success coach and finds her way to interact with members requesting fPL fees for the earnings is Alex Aurora.

Any intelligent person should know immediately that this is a scam. How could one earn $3,000 theirand be requested to pay IPL monthly fees to protect you? Earn money. That amount is enough for Fanbox to take that IPL fee from it.


Alex Aurora on one of her expensive holiday trips


Alex Aurora on one of her expensive holiday trips

Unsuspecting members pay the IPL fee, and then it follows monthly and monthly without ceasing. Many who had fallen victim to this fraud, without earning anything, quickly cancel their credit card details for a new one or go to their PayPal account to stop further payments.

Money stolen from members ends up in the wallet of Alex Aurora (Who even knows if she uses her real name), and she uses it to finance her expensive holiday trips abroad. On her page on Fanbox, you often read 'Alex Aurora earned this $..., tricking members to believe that she is reaping what she earned from Fanbox.

Please, this is the only media I can use to make things clear to you. Don't fall prey to these false earnings. Keep away from this website. A word to the wise is enough. Seeing is believing. On this blog are pictures of Alex Aurora enjoying her holidays at the expense of unsuspecting members.